Free Tool · Personal AI Visibility Report
Ask AI who you are. Did it get it right?
People ask AI assistants about executives, founders, authors, and consultants every day. This report shows what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity actually say about a person: how accurate it is, whether they're being mixed up with someone else, and which narratives keep coming up.
What you get, at a glance
- Live answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity, with and without web browsing
- Identity accuracy scored against a neutral snapshot built from public sources
- Same-name confusion and outdated roles flagged automatically
- Free preview; the full report is a one-time $15, no subscription
What's measured
Four ways AI can get a person wrong
Every answer AI gives about a person is checked against a neutral snapshot built from public sources.
Identity accuracy
Are your role, employer, and background correct? Scored per platform, with and without web browsing.
Same-name confusion
Share your name with someone else? We flag when AI blends the two of you together.
Tracked narratives
Add the stories you want AI to tell, or stop telling, and see how often each one actually shows up.
Cross-model consistency
Do the platforms agree about you? Low consistency means your public record needs work.
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Personal AI Visibility Report FAQ
Common questions about the free personal AI visibility report.
What is a Personal AI Visibility Report?
It's a one-time audit of how the major AI assistants describe a specific person. We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity about the person with and without web browsing, score the answers for accuracy against a neutral public-sources snapshot, and flag same-name confusion, outdated roles, and factual errors.
Who is it for?
Executives, founders, authors, speakers, and consultants who want to know what AI tells people about them; and the agencies and PR teams who manage reputation for those people. You can run it on yourself or on a client.
What does the free preview include?
You'll see the report structure, the profile snapshot, and a preview of the discovery results at no cost. Unlocking the full report is a one-time $15 purchase; no subscription, no account required.
What are key attributes?
Optional narratives you want checked, like a claim you're known for or a story you'd rather AI stopped repeating. Mark each one positive, negative, or neutral and the report shows how often each shows up in AI answers about you.
What if AI confuses me with someone who has my name?
That's one of the main things we test for. Adding a role or affiliation on the form helps us target the right person, and the report flags every case where a platform blends you with someone else.
Which AI platforms are checked?
ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. Each one is asked about the person twice: once from its training data alone and once with web browsing turned on, because the two answers often differ.
How long does the report take?
A few minutes. You can stay on the page and watch it build, or come back later; the report lives at a private link that only you have.
Can I change what AI says about me?
Often, yes. The report shows where AI's picture of you is wrong or thin, which tells you what public sources need fixing. If you want to measure progress over time, Person Tracking runs the same checks every day.